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Washington’s Mayor Bowser Says the City’s Police Chief, Pamela Smith, Is Stepping Down
Smith led the Metropolitan Police through a 17% crime drop and historic federal oversight, resigning amid ongoing debates over local versus federal control of law enforcement.
- District of Columbia's Police Chief Pamela Smith is stepping down from her role after dramatically driving down violent crime and the homicide rate to its lowest levels in eight years.
- Smith expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve as Chief of Police and lead the Metropolitan Police Department, stating it was the greatest honor of her career.
- Washington's Mayor Bowser praised Smith for helping restore a sense of safety and accountability in the city's neighborhoods during her tenure.
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